CT considers deadlock legislation in death penalty cases
Currently before the Judiciary Committee is HB 7365, which provides for the imposition of life without parole in the event that the jury in a capital felony trial is deadlocked as to the sentence to be imposed.
Here [.pdf] is the testimony of Ron Gold, a public defender in the capital unit, in support of the legislation.
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